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External DSLs
The Power of External DSLs: Definition, Benefits, and Use Cases
In today’s fast-evolving software landscape, building systems that are both powerful and easy to maintain is crucial. One concept gaining increasing attention in software development is External Domain-Specific...
Domain-Specific Language
The Power of Domain-Specific Languages: From Theory to Practical Implementation
If you’ve ever used SQL to query a database, CSS to style a webpage, or Markdown to format text, you’ve already worked with a Domain-Specific Language (DSL).In this post, we’ll unpack what DSLs are,...
Kotlin Flow
Kotlin Flow vs LiveData: Why Android Developers Are Moving On (And How to Migrate Smoothly)
If you’ve been building Android apps for a few years, you’ve probably written your fair share of LiveData. For a long time, it was the go-to choice for exposing observable data from a ViewModel to the...
Use-Site
What Happens If You Don’t Specify a Use-Site Target in Kotlin?
In Kotlin, annotations can target multiple elements of a declaration — such as a field, getter, or constructor parameter. When you apply an annotation without explicitly specifying a use-site target (e.g.,...
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